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Subject: Re: Imron paint maintenance
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Date: Thu, 2-Jan-86 20:44:00 EST
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Posted: Thu Jan  2 20:44:00 1986
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** Painting, painting **

Wax makes any paint look better.  Go ahead and wax it.

You can't buy Imron touch up paint, but you can try to match the color as
best you can in enamel.  Use wax remover or enamel reducer on the spots to
get any wax off and touch up with a brush.  If the spots are too big to
touch up that way you'll have to feather them out and try to match the color
in Imron.  Unless a "standard" color was used (one with a known mix formula)
this will be difficult.  Repainting may be the only answer if it's real bad.

R.M. Mottola
Intermetrics Inc.
Cambridge, MA.

(No longer under an assumed name ...)